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        <title>amCharts examples</title>
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			var chart;

			var chartData = [
				{
					"category": "Evaluation",
					"excelent": 20,
					"good": 20,
					"average": 20,
					"poor": 20,
					"bad": 20,
					"limit": 78,
					"full": 100,
					"bullet": 65
				}
			];


			AmCharts.ready(function () {

				// FIRST BULLET CHART
				// bullet chart is a simple serial chart
				chart = new AmCharts.AmSerialChart();
				chart.dataProvider = chartData;
				chart.categoryField = "category";
				chart.rotate = true; // if you want vertical bullet chart, set rotate to false
				chart.columnWidth = 1;
				chart.startDuration = 1;

				// AXES
				// category
				var categoryAxis = chart.categoryAxis;
				categoryAxis.gridAlpha = 0;

				// value
				var valueAxis = new AmCharts.ValueAxis();
				valueAxis.maximum = 100;
				valueAxis.axisAlpha = 1;
				valueAxis.gridAlpha = 0;
				valueAxis.stackType = "regular"; // we use stacked graphs to make color fills
				chart.addValueAxis(valueAxis);

				// this graph displays the short dash, which usually indicates maximum value reached.
				var graph = new AmCharts.AmGraph();
				graph.valueField = "limit";
				graph.lineColor = "#000000";
				// it's a step line with no risers
				graph.type = "step";
				graph.noStepRisers = true;
				graph.lineAlpha = 1;
				graph.lineThickness = 3;
				graph.columnWidth = 0.5; // change this if you want wider dash
				graph.stackable = false; // this graph shouldn't be stacked
				chart.addGraph(graph);

				// The following graphs produce color bands
				graph = new AmCharts.AmGraph();
				graph.valueField = "excelent";
				graph.lineColor = "#19d228";
				graph.showBalloon = false;
				graph.type = "column";
				graph.fillAlphas = 0.8;
				chart.addGraph(graph);

				graph = new AmCharts.AmGraph();
				graph.valueField = "good";
				graph.lineColor = "#b4dd1e";
				graph.showBalloon = false;
				graph.type = "column";
				graph.fillAlphas = 0.8;
				chart.addGraph(graph);

				graph = new AmCharts.AmGraph();
				graph.valueField = "average";
				graph.lineColor = "#f4fb16";
				graph.showBalloon = false;
				graph.type = "column";
				graph.fillAlphas = 0.8;
				chart.addGraph(graph);

				graph = new AmCharts.AmGraph();
				graph.valueField = "poor";
				graph.lineColor = "#f6d32b";
				graph.showBalloon = false;
				graph.type = "column";
				graph.fillAlphas = 0.8;
				chart.addGraph(graph);

				graph = new AmCharts.AmGraph();
				graph.valueField = "bad";
				graph.lineColor = "#fb7116";
				graph.showBalloon = false;
				graph.type = "column";
				graph.fillAlphas = 0.8;
				chart.addGraph(graph);

				// this is the "bullet" graph - black bar showing current value
				graph = new AmCharts.AmGraph();
				graph.valueField = "bullet";
				graph.lineColor = "#000000";
				graph.type = "column";
				graph.lineAlpha = 1;
				graph.fillAlphas = 1;
				graph.columnWidth = 0.3; // this makes it narrower than color graphs
				graph.stackable = false; // bullet graph should not stack
				graph.clustered = false; // this makes the trick - one column above another
				chart.addGraph(graph);

				// WRITE
				chart.write("chartdiv");



				// SECOND BULLET CHART
				// bullet chart is a simple serial chart
				chart = new AmCharts.AmSerialChart();
				chart.dataProvider = chartData;
				chart.categoryField = "category";
				chart.rotate = false; // if you want horizontal bullet chart, set rotate to true
				chart.columnWidth = 1;
				chart.startDuration = 1;


				// AXES
				// category
				categoryAxis = chart.categoryAxis;
				categoryAxis.gridAlpha = 0;

				// value
				valueAxis = new AmCharts.ValueAxis();
				valueAxis.maximum = 100;
				valueAxis.minimum = 0;
				valueAxis.axisAlpha = 1;
				valueAxis.gridAlpha = 0;
				chart.addValueAxis(valueAxis);



				// this graph displays the short dash, which usually indicates maximum value reached.
				graph = new AmCharts.AmGraph();
				graph.valueField = "limit";
				graph.lineColor = "#000000";
				graph.type = "step";
				graph.noStepRisers = true;
				graph.lineAlpha = 1;
				graph.lineThickness = 3;
				graph.columnWidth = 0.5;
				graph.stackable = false;
				chart.addGraph(graph);

				// this is the color range graph.
				// we use only one graph here (not like in the first example, and set gradient fill)
				graph = new AmCharts.AmGraph();
				graph.valueField = "full";
				graph.showBalloon = false;
				graph.type = "column";
				graph.lineAlpha = 0;
				graph.fillAlphas = 0.8;
				graph.fillColors = ["#19d228", "#f6d32b", "#fb2316"];
				graph.gradientOrientation = "vertical";
				chart.addGraph(graph);

				// this is the "bullet" graph - black bar showing current value
				graph = new AmCharts.AmGraph();
				graph.valueField = "bullet";
				graph.lineColor = "#000000";
				graph.type = "column";
				graph.lineAlpha = 1;
				graph.fillAlphas = 1;
				graph.columnWidth = 0.3; // this makes it narrower than color graph
				graph.clustered = false; // this makes the trick - one column above another
				chart.addGraph(graph);

				// WRITE
				chart.write("chartdiv2");

			});
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